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They seems kinder slimpsy; hain't got no grit." During this talk, Elnathan had risen and gone feebly out. "Elnathan seems tew take it tew heart baout leavin the ole place. I hearn ez how Solomon Gleason's goin ter sell him aout pooty soon," Abner remarked. "I guess t'ain't so much that as 'tis the bad news he's heerd baout Reub daown tew Barrington jail," said Obadiah Weeks.
"I thought I was alone," was Teola's answer. "So ye was," replied Tess. "I heard ye cryin' from the lower ledge of the rocks. What air the matter?" Infinite pity and tenderness in the coarse words, spoken in a sweet, persuasive voice, brought a fresh burst of tears from Teola. "I'm I'm ill to-day." "Ye'll be all right to-morry.... 'T'ain't much, air it?" "It is very much to me," whispered Teola.
Billie says 't'ain't like when a fellow's young and ain't got any family. I expect it's about the same with George since he got married." The master of the Ave Maria didn't even glance over as he piloted his vessel along. He very well knew that we were talking about him. Pretty soon came one that everybody looked at doubtfully. She sported a new mainmast and a new fore-gaff.
No, sir," he roared out another line of some song floating in his muzzy head, "a saucy bachelor am I," then changed to gruff talk, "and I intends being one all my days. Stand-by, I have t'ain't a wife, but I can draw the money regular, and no questions asked." Again he winked and drank another glass. Hurd reflected that perhaps Jessop had killed Aaron Norman for Mrs.
The clerk raised a shoulder and put the concertina on an upper shelf. "You talk to the boss about that; t'ain't none of my affair. If you want to buy it, it's eleven dollars." The dentist had been paid off the day before and had four dollars in his wallet at the moment. He gave the money to the clerk. "Here, there's part of the money.
They knew Lida slightly, having met her once or twice the preceding summer when they had gone down the harbour with the Blythes. "Hello!" said Lida, "ain't this a fierce kind of a night? "T'ain't fit for a dog to be out, is it?" "Then why are you out?" asked Faith. "Pa made me bring you up some herring," returned Lida. She shivered, coughed, and stuck out her bare feet.
Mine is helpful children, ma'am, and t'ain't as if they were all little. Peggy's near 'leven though she's small for her age. And even them twins, ma'am, they pick up sticks for kindlin' and help in ways untold." "What have you to eat in the house?" asked Miss Margery. "There's some potatoes, ma'am. They're mighty filling when they're cold." Miss Margery knit her brows and considered.
"Is that Sammle?" says she. "Noo, t'ain't," that says. "A-well, is that Methusalem?" says she. "Noo, t'ain't that norther," he says. Then that looks at her with that's eyes like a cool o' fire, an that says, "Woman, there's only to-morrer night, an' then yar'll be mine!" An' away te flew. Well, she felt that horrud. Howsomediver, she hard the king a-comin' along the passage.
"How dare you stop me here in this lonely place!" "Oh, just out for a stroll and happened to pass this way." "Well, let me past, please." "Yes, when I get ready. T'ain't often I have the pleasure of meeting such a fine, high-spirited lady in my nightly meditations." "Will you let me pass?" "You seem to be in a hurry." "I am. My father is waiting for me, and will be anxious."
"Wha'd ye wanter hit a feller fer?" whined Obadiah, rubbing the smitten locality. "Gol darn it, I hain't done nothin to ye. Ye didn' slap him wen he kissed ye, darn him. Guess t'ain't the fuss time he's done it, nuther."
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